Tom Gara

Tom Gara

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through meditation i program my heart to beat breakbeats and hum basslines upon exhalation. (work @FT, views are my own, etc)
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RT @Fauxgyptian: @tomgara 90% of discussions in Cairo today began with a knowing shake of the head. "This is exactly what I knew would h ...
I wonder if any of the Moussa-at-35% polling outfits will have the balls to release more polls in the lead up to the run-off.
I love how 12 hours after the election that proved nobody has any idea what is happening, people are making authoritative predictions again.
Amr Moussa, alone, reading through his old Arab League communiques. Keeps checking his phone because he thought he heard a missed call.
Wow: Sabbahi actually beat Shafiq by 250,000 votes in Cairo. http://t.co/625BiPWk

Live updates: Vote counting gets underway for Egypt's presidential elections

May 24, 2012 - english.ahram.org.eg
Live updates: Vote counting gets underway for Egypt's presidential elections After Egypt's historic presidential poll, vote counting is now underway countrywide. Follow Ahram Online's live coverage of the vote count as it unfolds Ahram Online, Thursday 24 May 2012 12:25 The results of 18 polling stations out of 81 in the governorate of Marsa Matrouh: Abul-Fotouh 3,660 Mursi 1,039 Moussa 845 Shafiq, Sabbahi (both below 700) 12:24 The results of 16 polling stations out of 691 in the governorate of Alexandria, according to the Salafist Nour Party's operating room: Sabbahi 8,706 Abul-Fotouh 7,185 Mursi 6,092 Shafiq 3,271 Moussa 3,086 12:19 The results of 38 polling stations out of 201 in Ismailia governorate: Mursi 14,591 Sabbahi 9,508 Moussa 9,380 Abul-Fotouh 8,550 Shafiq 6,983 12:09 The Brotherhood's ... Continue reading →
RT @abeerallamFT: April6 spxman Mahmoud afifi says will start an anti #Shafik campaign On CBC tv
For the Shafiq-voting 25% of the 25% of Egypt who actually voted. RT @vali_nasr Does vote for Shafiq reflect revolution fatigue?
Shafiq's success is a Delta thing. Sectarian and other explanations are secondary.
I know they're in winding-down phase and a bit all over the place, but still amazed a Free Egyptians spokesman would use that term on-record
Classy, and so in-touch with the street: Free Egyptians Party official spokesman calls Morsi an "Islamic fascist" - http://t.co/625BiPWk

Live updates: Vote counting gets underway for Egypt's presidential elections

May 24, 2012 - english.ahram.org.eg
Live updates: Vote counting gets underway for Egypt's presidential elections After Egypt's historic presidential poll, vote counting is now underway countrywide. Follow Ahram Online's live coverage of the vote count as it unfolds Ahram Online, Thursday 24 May 2012 12:25 The results of 18 polling stations out of 81 in the governorate of Marsa Matrouh: Abul-Fotouh 3,660 Mursi 1,039 Moussa 845 Shafiq, Sabbahi (both below 700) 12:24 The results of 16 polling stations out of 691 in the governorate of Alexandria, according to the Salafist Nour Party's operating room: Sabbahi 8,706 Abul-Fotouh 7,185 Mursi 6,092 Shafiq 3,271 Moussa 3,086 12:19 The results of 38 polling stations out of 201 in Ismailia governorate: Mursi 14,591 Sabbahi 9,508 Moussa 9,380 Abul-Fotouh 8,550 Shafiq 6,983 12:09 The Brotherhood's ... Continue reading →
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